dddddddo it
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[/SIZE][/CENTER]I'm so tempted to buy this. :O
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I don't think its worth it. Do you really need alien technology? Don't waste your money.[CENTER]
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DamnImGood wrote:
Can spending $200+ on a sound card really be justified? Are you really going to hear the difference? I guess you're an audiophile. Any modern motherboard has 7.1 or 8.1 channel audio integrated, and it sounds just fine. I play games, listen to music and watch movies and they all sound great. No add-in card used.
I don't know. I would just take the money and invest it in other areas of the computer where you will see better improvements of performance, such as CPU or RAM. Or even purchase a larger hard drive. Just something where you won't see diminishing returns.
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What you also need is a pair of immense headphones, or even better some nice quality speakers (celestions or something) before you're even going to begin to hear the difference.[LEFT]"Pin the donkey on her tail, that's entertainment!"
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Anonymous Penguin wrote:
What you also need is a pair of immense headphones, or even better some nice quality speakers (celestions or something) before you're even going to begin to hear the difference.
He has Audio Technica ATH-A900, those are plenty good enough also headphones > speakers for quality, always. Just need to make sure all music is in FLAC or V0![COLOR="Plum"][FONT="Arial Black"][SIZE="4"]Shoegazer...[/SIZE][/FONT][/COLOR] -
I always prefer listening to my music through speakers, just for practicality.[LEFT]"Pin the donkey on her tail, that's entertainment!"
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I like headphones for quality but generally use speakers as you said for practicality.[COLOR="Plum"][FONT="Arial Black"][SIZE="4"]Shoegazer...[/SIZE][/FONT][/COLOR]
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